Kathmandu. Before the Minister of Education, Science and Technology, Sasmit Pokharel, the 'Principal Association of Nepal' has drawn attention to issues related to the reform of the school sector, including the need to issue the School Education Act as soon as possible. The team headed by Sudam Prasad Gautam, president of the association, handed over 10 points of suggestions to Minister Pokharel. 

Pan has suggested to bring transformation in school education by making sufficient investment, to conduct renaissance campaign in public schools, to simplify the examination system based on digital technology, to make timely and practical curriculum, to make schools a digital learning hub, to develop and motivate teachers, and to balance the imbalance of teacher posts. After accepting the suggestions, Minister Pokharel expressed his commitment to consider and work on the useful suggestions for education reform.